He explained that stats are susceptible to bias.
You can see whatever pattern or proof you want if you look at the numbers long enough, to serve any narrative, to rationalize any opinon.
You can see whatever pattern or proof you want if you look at the numbers long enough, to serve any narrative, to rationalize any opinon.
> You can see whatever pattern or proof you want if you look at the numbers long enough, to serve any narrative, to rationalize any opinon.
In most Western countries the governments release stats about crimes committed by type and by citizenship or in case of the US by race.
I don't have to search for a pattern there that fits a "narrative", the statistics bluntly state which race commits most crimes in different categories.
If you don't like what these government stats show please feel free to share with us why you believe that we shouldn't use these stats. But I'm not interested in trading insults, so please keep the discussion civil and based on facts.